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Ryes examined, glasses fitted.
Salzbacben, up stain
- 'Entrance through store.
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LILLY—LENTZ - ❖
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y. erefling at the home of the
bride’s cousin, Mrs. Frank Kendall,
E. L^McCoy performing the cere*
mohy. Onlfy a few reiafres and inti
mate friends were present.
Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple left for Chester
their future home.
The wedding of Miss Zeta Lentz ot
Norwood and Mr. Lyman B. Lilly of
Chester was solemnized on last Fri-
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A REPUTATION
TO MAINTAIN
50 years these famous old mills have been pro-
H ducing flours of uniforn^ly high quality and fine
ness. Housekeepers have come to depend upon them
because thny know that in all that time the high stand
ard of purity and quality has never failed.
The Piedmont Milling Process retains all the original
nutriment of the wheat and produces a dour that is ex
ceptionally fine and white.
The product of the Piedmont Mills is sold under the
three brands
“PIEDMONT” “PURITAN”
“ARGUS SELF-RISING”
Experienced housekeepers know that bread, cakes, rolls
and biscuits made with them are of a lightness and fine
ness of flavor that is lymurpasseri. Good bread is the
most economical as well as the most wholesome of foods.
I'se more bread on your table. You will find that it will
help to reduce the high cost of living.
THE PIEDMONT MILLS INC.
HIGH GRADE WINTER WHEAT FLOUR
LYNCHBURG, VA.
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8 STORY-TELLING HOUR FOR *
* CHILDREN SATURDAY ♦
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Miss Gentry, who has been secnr
ed by the Association of College
Graduates, will conduct a story-telj-
ing period from 6 to 6 o’clock tomor
row (Saturday) afternoon in the
Central School auditorium.
Mothers also are invited to come
with the children. In fact, not only
are nil the children in Florence in
vited. but also “children ofa larger
growth.’’ Something of interest for
all.
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e PERSONAL NEWS «
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Mrs. P. W. Peck and children re
turned to their hoome at Rocky Mt.
this morning after a week's visit to
her sister, Mrs. J. B. Aiken,
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Mrs. A. M. Calais and children left
this morning for Salisbury to make
that' city their future home.
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Mrs. .1. R. Brooks has returned to
Columbia after spending several
days with her brother, Mr. J. B.
Aiken on S. Irby street.
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Mrs. E. D. Sallenger and children
are visiting relatives in 1/tke City.
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Mrs. \V. A. Beaty and children re
turned Inst night from a visit to rela
lives in Camden.
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Mrs. Gignillat and Miss Sue Gig-
nillot of Seneca, have returned |
home alter a pleasant visit 1o Mr and !
Mrs. F. B. Adams.
Llf€AS Sr BRUNSON
* REALTORS
j REAL ESTATE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES—
MAINTAINING FULLY EQUIPPED DEPARTMENTS-IN
, BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
HOMES,
1 LOTS
AND
FARMS.
EXPERIENCED SALESMEN WHO KNOW
THEIR BUSINESS.
TRY OUR SERVICE.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN OUR LINE.,
LUCAS & BRUNSON
32i/ 2 WEST EVAN^ ST. REALTORS PHONE 386
GROCERIES !
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FRESH AND CLEAN,
AT THE RIGHT PRICES. I
PERSONAL ATTENTION TO EACH ORDER !
PROMPT, AND EARLY DELIVERIES. j
THE CASH GROCERY
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W t; CARRAWAY, Proprietir. "
Phone 192-J. 55 EAST EVANS ST.
TELLS BENEFIT
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BROUGHT
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WINDOW SHADE
W,
:v>i
yor know from sad ex-
1 perience how old-fash-
ioned window shades behave.
“Cu-Co” Springlesa Shades are
different. They never go flying
up with a rattle and a bang.
They never get torn off the
roller by being pulled down too
far. They never have to lie
“played” up and down to get
them in the right position..
They do not have to Ire handled
in 'raising and lowering, conse
quently there is no strain on
the fabric, and they stay fresh
and clean a much longer time. ,
The old-fashioned shade is "cranky
and erratic,” but “Cn-Co” Springless
Shades are always ‘‘well-behaved.’’
So simple in construction that there
is nothing to get out of order. A single cord
controls the upward ami downward movement.
“Cu-Co" Springless Shades are built to last a
lifetime, and they are always fresh and attractive.
The amount of worry and fuss they save makes
the slightly additional cost seem insignificant.
Made in all grades of material from the cheapest
water colors to the finest cambrics and linens,
and In a wide range of colors. Special orders can be filled promptly.
GREENVILLE WOMAN ADVISES
OTHERS TO TAKE IT
Made Her Feel Fine
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Declares She Took Ttys Remedy
When Needing Something to
Build Her Up
“Of all medicines r took for those
troubles I hud. Tanlac proved the
best and gave me the quickest re
lief,’’ declared Mrs. Jannie Sullivan,
of No 15 Vant street. Greenville in
a statement she gave in, endorsement
of Tanlac. “I have ruffeted from in-
digestion lor years, when I began tak
ing Tanlac and with the indigestion
I had bad nervous attacks and 1
would get. so short of breath that 1
would pant for breath for hours just
like T had been running. I had to
be careful of what I ate tor every
thing 1 ate hurt me. I nearly always
had a headache aitd never did really
feel good.
•’The Tanlac toon ended that short
ness of breath, though, and my stom
ach soon was built up so that I nte
heartily and was not troubled with
indigestion. Those headaches were
relieved and my whole system was
regulated and strengthened general-
lv. | am glad to recommend Tan-
lac."
In Parliegfor by jjuiilngtnn Drug
Co.. Ilarlsvllle Robert Stewart; fnr-
net- r.rng Cr.; l ake t Ity. Farmers f:
Me-cbenic D^te Co.; Scranton, W.
S Lynch Co. •
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Don’t worry with the old-fashioned shades any longer, but see the "Cu-
Co” Shade at your dealer’s to-day.
CUNNINGHAM SPRINGLESS SHADE COMPANY *
MaNTFACTTRER' CR-.r.NSBORO, N. G.
Dr. Z. F. HIGHSMITH
Optometrist.
CyM Examined, Glaeeee Fitted,
i Office at raaldenee, 20 Kuker Ave.
four blocks from Feet OfAco, be.
tween W. Evane end Cheevee Ms-
Telephone 699-W.
Some Facts About i
SWEET POTATOES FOR STORAGE. |
We want 30,000 bushels this fall lor storage.
Desirable to be planted within 10 miles of Florence or Timmonsville. <£»
We can not use mixed varieties, as there is no demand for them.
We want Porto Rico Yams and Nancy Mails. fP
We want potatoes only from disease free stock—that is potatoes grown ^
fr^i^sprouts where original stock was treated for disease.
We are ready’to establisch connections with any one who desires to grow tor V
* fall deliveries. ’ 2
We wfll have plenty of plants for sale for our growers after May 1st, and V
at reasonable prices.
We propose to furnish our growers the best expert supervision from the £
• plant bed to the storage house, free of charge.
CO-OPERATE WITH US IN ESTABLISHING A FUTURE MONEY
CROP.
For further particulars write or call on j
The Planters Produce & Storage Co. f
TIMMONSVILLE, S. C. AND
M. H. Purvis, Pres. ' J ■* »
Duncan McKenzie, Secty.
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FLORENCE, S. C.
T. B. Young, Pres.
C. G. Brown, Secty.
THE BUSINESS THAT WILL KNOCK THE EVIL OUT THE WEEVIL X
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PHONE 238.
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One Week (Fix Insertions) $1.00
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Wanted
WANTED—You to gv to the Trans
port Garage and look over their
used car bargains.
WANTED—Roys buys chickens, lur
kevs, dur-ks, eggs, potatoes and
produce. Bring them any time.
WANTED—You to try the Transport
Oarage for a used car
WANTED—To rent a garage for one
car Address stating terms. Texas
Co., Florence, S. C.
Mtecebaneous
$
S T. REGIS is tin* pure?l of pure
coffee—blendctl from the litpltesl
quality of coffee grown;
roasted, and sold to you only in t-ani-
lary, air-tight tins that preserve the
puritv amt riehness ni its lull (lavor.
MUTUAL COFFIT CO.. MONTt lOMI KY. ALA.
“ The Coffet‘v>ith
lew equal* and
no tnprriors''
COFFEE
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DARLINGTON THEATRE
\ ' DARLINGTON, S. C.
TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY
PRICES $1-50, $2.00, $2.50 $3.00.
SEATS NOW ON SALE rPHONE 446
MAIL ORDERS NOW RECEIVED
THIS
ATTRACTION
DOES
NOT
PLAY
FLORENCE 4
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« V-
HaycomstDCR^MomsuGsi
mt the biggest dramatic sptxtdck*, edrii
l^kteOhderfid and r '
mtor dying story ot '
aMothet’skve
Ncmt beloiehas
the hand of time
beefimoved hack
centuries with x
such masterful art
and real!
^Wduri__
Samuels
iMusic by
wArvselnv
o octzl
She gorgisousness cf the orient in the
time of king Solomon transplanted
in alt its glory in this wonderful play
Company oflOOpeopie- Flock of real sheep
NEV.ER, IN. THE HISTORY OF DARLINGTON HAS THERE
BEEN AN ATTRACTION AS BIG WITH AN ALL STAR CAST.
THERE IS BUT ONE COMPANY OF THIS WONDERFUL PLAY
THIS BEING THE SAME THjAT PLAYS ALL THE LARGER
CITIES. THE MANAGEMENT PERSONALLY GUARANTEES
“THE WANDERER” TO BE THE BIGGEST AND BEST EVER IN
THIS CITY. GET YOOR SEATS AT ONCE. .
WANTED—Room with or without
board b> young man, single.'phone
81.
WANTED—To rent 5 or 6 room
house or 4 rooms for light house
ketplng. Address W. E. F. care V.
M. C. A.
I WANTED— Bright young man to'
j travel with sal’s manager and
| learn salesmanship. Salary, expen ‘
| ses and commission while learning, j
Rare opportunity for travel and ex
perience. (.’all between 1 to « and
7 to 9 p. m. S. U. Nelson. tOo N.
Jf.rrott.
FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER—Our
own make, delivered to our cus
tomers 'n connection with the milk.
8«c oer pout.d. Central Milk 8ta-
ticn. Paont 746.
FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE—Ten
cents a package. Delivered in con-
necth-n with the milk. Phone your
| orders in. Phone 746. Central Milk
Station.
, FOR LITERATURE—and prices on
South Alabama and Wegt Florida
lands write to C. M. Simmons, Hart
ford, Ala.
WHEN YOUR CLOTHES—N*ed
Pressing. Cleaning or Altering,
call on us. We are experts in tills
line. Ladies garments a special!).
Cbas. Kalisky. 15 N. Dargan St phone
179.
FRESH BUTTER MILK—30 cents'a
gallon in gallon lots only not hot-
tied, bring your own containers. Cen
tral Milk Station.
WANTED—Can accomodate a few
select table boarders. Located
near Postofflce. Address “D. R. E."
carp Times office. • .
For Rent
FOR RENT—Furnished room to
couple with or without board.
Phonee 752-W. •.
For Sale
FOR SALE—Several .used tracks
from one to three and a half tons
capacity. C. o. Ritchie, Transport
Garage.
FOR SAI.E—Eive Room bungalow in
West Florence, lot 50 by 150, good
location, all modern cohveniiences.
Easy terms. See me at once . P
H. Barnwell, Phone 796.
FOR SALE—Corn and pea vine hay
III. S. Haynsworth. Phone 3402
FOR SALE LUMBER,—We are oper-'
ating 2 mills, near Florence and are
prepared to deliver framing of all
tftndfi quick by trucks right on the
Job. fall at our office in Times
building for prices or write Box 12
< ity. Rex 'Lumber Co
FOR SALE—Hay, Peas, Cleveland
Big Boll- and Toole Prolific Cotton’
Seed. T. K. Pitts, R F D 2, Florence
S. C.
FQR SALE—f8.9 acres well improv
ed farm 2 short miles on Mars
plufi road. Good house 6 rooms,
feed barns, tobacco barns, splendid
road frontage. Plenty wood. Price
$150 per acre cash quick, sale. Ad
dress Box 355, Hatnlet, N. C. .
FOR RENT—Furnished room adjoin
ing bath to one of two single gen
tlemen. Address A. A. A. care Times
office.
Banu
JA^acy fcork .without CcVMtioo
it HUNT'S Salve foil* in rt«
treatment of ITCH. KCZE.M A.
RINGWORM. TtTTIR or
other • tching ilrintfiieai** Trv
« /i ’Ciic bot #f o«ir rihV
►. u LAKE DRUG CO
The Eagle Shoe Factory
H. W. Schmidt, Prop;
Expert Shoemaker
Repair work called for
and delivered.
Turned Soles a specialty
. 110 E. Evans St
Phone 09.
FOR SALE—Nine room- house and
basement all conveniences. South
Church street, $8750; 6 room house,
all conveniences, West Evans. $6500;
i room house. East Evans street,
$3250; two 4-room houses E. Elm
street, $2250; 6 room house, all con
veniences. S. GaiPard at. $5500;
Seven room house, all conveniences,
Nome ptreet. $8500.00; live,
room house and t vacant lots* Mag-,
noli.-i Heights $5500: 3 room- house E j
Elm street, *1900; lot 55x150 Brown!
street. $350: 18 station view lots •
and 40 lots on Magnolia Heights.-
These Jots nr-» bargains—One good'
1500 lb safe. Martin & Hill. Phone?
732. ■ j
FOR sale—Several new Ford tonr
ing cars. ’ equipped with starter.
Some of these ears have never beep
assembled. Write J. H. R.&- Com'
STIMPSON
Automatio—Computing
SCALEfS
1 100, 30. 6 and 3 pound capacity
All scales equipped with or with
out scoops.
<0 SPRINGS. NO COG WHEELS.
’ NO RATCHETS
Put an END to your scale TROU
BLES by replacing your old scales
with STIMPSONS.
I am In position to make immedi
ate deliveries.’ ’
EDGAR B. HEAPE
14 S. McQueen St. Florence, S. C.
pany, Springfield. Ga.
J
FOR SALE—Plugit 'Factory. Large
brick building; suitable for whwli-
'•ale or warehouse. Real Estate &
Trust Op. * ’ !
FOR S < \J.K"-£|ve robin dwelling on
W. I’ini street. Possession 90 d»»v.s
Splendid little home for $3,659.'
.Terms. Real Estate & Trust Co.
Mappin & Hamilton
> fi, V' ‘ ,
HOUSE PAINTING
? PAPER HANGING
I
PHON6 568 .
OFFICE OVER MeCOWN HARD
WARE COMPANY
EOR SALE—Red Oetjac- shingle,s.
. New car just arrived. Get my
prices T. R. Barringer.
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FOR. SALE—Ohe double refrigfraior,
. suitable . for small grocery store.
■Apply 317 8. Dargan street or phone
148.
BEAUTY SUPPLIES.
Culinary, Toilet, Soap and Household
requisities.
Preparation for every skin
Made by
{FRANCO AMERICAN HYGIENIC CO.
DOST
“I
$
EXCHANGE—by mistake at Mrs. I
Ivey’s reception cn April 8 a large
rreanj colored silk embroidered Op
era Shawl having a deep silk fringe. I
The shawl is highly prized by the
owner-ns It is a, iattiiJY heirloom, i
Owing to the similarity of the two
«hawls the, orror watte, not noticed
until today. Will the ladles wearing
shawls to the reception please exani;
,tne'their shawls as I know it will be
a mutual pleasure to the party with'
»bom I njade the mistake to make
the exchange. Mrs. A. H. Oasqne.
Phone No. 773 W.
LOST—One Dodge Brothers ? Sedan
Hub Cap. Finder please return to 1
‘Sprott Bros.
GORMAN & GORMAN
HEPRFSRVT1VG A
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CU,
FLORENCE. S. C.
LOST—Between 104 W. Cheves St,
and O’Dowd theatre or on South
Dargan stfeet, one large fameo pin.
Einrler please rfturn ’to 104 W.
Cheves street and seceive reward.
LOST—Maxwell wheel with 31x4 tire
probably between Darlington and
Flprence or in city. Return to Whis
onant Motor Co.
Ngt putting on • Twiaport
Truck when you have need f«r
one is like stopping the cloek
k
- to save tlma.
1
L. McD. HlCRij ,
Architect
Florence, S. C.
Oftldb in McCall Bldg.
and
Guaranteed to comply with eve
claim.
MINTZ BEAUTY SUPPLY HOUSE
Mrs. Deloria Cadelle-Mintx, Prop. V,
High St. (West End) Florence, S. C.